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6 1 exteriors of both buildings differed from the way they were portrayed 2 in the drawings and plans attached to the City Manager's October 14th 3 memorandum in the Council agenda packet. The proponents had indicated 4 that instead of the metal exterior those plans indicated for the 5 maintenance facility, the structure would be built with a rough cedar 6 siding which would fit in better with its natural setting. The 7 Commissioner told the Councilmembers that although the plans gave the 8 impression the new administration building would be constructed of logs 9 and beams, the camp manager had told the Commissioners that the building 10 exterior would also be constructed with rough cedar siding with the 11 addition of natural rock found at the site. Commissioner Brownell 12 reported the Commissioners had welcomed- these changes, perceiving those 13 structures would better match the natural environment of the camp site. 14 Mr. Soth confirmed that under the Recreational and Open Space zoning 15 classification, the Council was required not only to approve the long 16 range plans for the camp but also the exteriors and design of new 17 structures which differed from what would be required for other zoning 18 classifications. The City Attorney pointed out the necessity for having 19 actual building plans in the City files and concurred with the . con- 20 clusion that a- formal indication of conceptual approval would allow the 21 camp managers to go ahead with the proposed road reconstruction under 22 City supervision in advance of a formal presentation of detailed 23 building plans for the two new buildings by Salvation Army representa- 24 tives at the next Council meeting. 25 Council Action • 26 Motion by Enrooth, seconded by Ranallo to conditionally approve the 27 concept promoted by the Salvation Army's Master Plan for the Silver 28 Lake Camp, 2950 West County Road E, and to request a formal presenta- 29 tion at a later ,date, preferably the next Council meeting, of the 30 detailed building plans for the two buildings proposed to be constructed 31 at this time. 32 Motion carried unanimously. 33 Minnesota Scientific Granted Deadline Extension by a 3 to 2 Vote 34 Having been informed that the Council had waited for him to break the 35 tie on the above request, Councilmember Marks indicated he perceived he 36 had enough information from the Commission minutes to vote on the 37 issue without knowing the specifics of the informal poll which had 38 been taken earlier in the meeting. 39 Council Action 40 Motion by Sundland, seconded by Marks to extend the deadline for special 41 use permit #14-87, which allowed the temporary office trailer facility 42 in conjunction with Minnesota Scientific's business at 3839 Chandler 43 Drive, to April 1, 1989, with the understanding that no further 44 extensions would be allowed.